Turkey → Ozon · operations
About 130 of those links change every day, and you cannot know which 130 without opening all 1,500 — half a working day at ten seconds each, before you touch a single fatura. So nobody does it, and you find out from the cancellation instead. DropShipSync AI watches all 17 suppliers for you, pulls dead listings off Ozon on its own, and issues a fatura with its customs code and puts it back into Ozon in 11 seconds.
At that catalogue size, 30 products went out of stock today and 100 purchase prices moved — 130 changes in a day. That is the average we see across 17 suppliers: some go quiet for weeks, others churn daily.
Nobody opens 1,500 links a day, so “never” is the honest answer for most sellers — and those 130 changes happened anyway. Stock-outs are closed without you; price changes reach you as a signal, and deciding the new price is still your job. Five minutes a fatura and ten seconds a link are what we have actually measured; the sliders start there and only go up.
The loop
Each one is two halves: noticing, and doing something about it. You can buy the noticing on its own — most sellers start there, in watch-only mode, and switch the acting on once they have seen for themselves that we are right. Every half below says plainly where it stands: working, being built, or planned.
The code offered by default comes out right in about half the cases we have checked. The other half is a tax refund that never arrives.
Pulled from Ozon, code and state number inside, back in Ozon. 11 seconds.
Some sit still for weeks. Others lose the same product three times a week.
Down before the order arrives, up again when he restocks.
About 100 changes a day across 1,500 links.
He goes up 10%, your price follows, and the quarter of your profit stays yours.
Bought from the supplier, delivered to the centre, never to your door.
Their staff work in your system, so you both see the same goods.
What a thing costs in Turkey and what it sells for on Ozon.
The product, the supplier, the margin. Not a list of forty thousand rows.
Who else sells it, for how much, and whether they still have it.
Down when that wins the sale, up when they run out around you.
Purchase, commission, logistics, returns, and every price change along the way.
Ozon reports in its own language. This one answers in yours.
Seven. Sellers name the pain; we work out what is underneath it — which is how every green half here came to exist. Monitoring first. Then faturas, because sellers said the paperwork cost them more than the watching did. Then the customs codes, which nobody asked for at all: they were inside the faturas, and a fatura with the wrong one is not a fatura. Then automatic control, once watching alone had turned into a hundred messages a day.
What this is for
Why this is not a demo
Monitoring first. Then faturas, because sellers said the paperwork was costing them more than the watching. Then the customs codes, which nobody asked for — we found them inside the faturas, checked them, and had to do them too. Then automatic control, because watching alone had turned into a hundred messages a day. Sellers pointed; what actually had to be built was ours to work out.
Getting started
Order data flows in. Nothing changes on your listings until you say so.
One supplier page link per product — a thousand, two thousand, as many as you carry. Then your rules: what counts as out of stock and what should happen when it is.
Everything starts as messages in a Telegram channel made for you. Click through, see that the product really is gone and the price really did move. Switch the automatic part on when you have seen enough — and not before.
Where this goes
The margin reaction, repricing against competitors, the products worth adding in the first place, the warehouse work, the report that says what you actually made — same principle, and each one built when customers asked for it. None of it is guesswork about what sellers might want.
One of them you can move yourself: ask the fulfillment centre you already use why they are not running DropShipSync yet. Coming from a paying client, that question carries weight ours never will.
How many links you watch, how many faturas you issue, who handles the alerts. We will run your own numbers and show you the same day.